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Plantiffs in lawsuit against vaccine mandate must reveal identities, says judge
The workers have so far remained anonymous, but on Thursday, a federal appeals court in Boston rejected a motion by the workers and gave them until Friday to file an amended complaint with their names, the Portland Press-Herald reported.
Rep. Golden hopes to secure funding for Auburn Airport expansion
In addition to the possibility of passenger rail service there may soon be passenger air service in Auburn
State seeks public input on study to bring passenger rail to Lewiston-Auburn
Soon you may be able to hop a train to Lewiston/Auburn
Man taken to hospital with gunshot wound after Waterville shooting
A man was taken to the hospital in shooting in Waterville
Plane crash at Portland Jetport shuts down runway; both passengers hospitalized with non-life threatening injuries
The Portland Jetport was closed Friday afternoon while emergency crews responded to a plane crash.
Maine opioid deaths make up 7% of all overdoses
Maine Director of Opioid Response Gordon Smith was on the WGAN Morning News today to discuss Maine’s latest report on the opioid crisis.
Judge rules Maine healthcare workers can’t remain anonymous in vaccine mandate lawsuit
A federal appeals court Thursday denied a motion by nine healthcare workers to stay anonymous in their lawsuit against Governor…
Driver gets over 3 years in Acadia park crash that killed 3
A man who crashed his car in Acadia National Park in 2019, killing three passengers, was sentenced Friday in federal court to more than three years in prison.
Family of man shot by Portland Police in 2017 reaches settlement
The family of Chance David Baker has reached a settlement with the Portland Police officer who shot and killed him in 2017.
Developers propose formal site review for Costco location in Scarborough
The first Costco location in Maine could be coming to Scarborough.




